Nuanchu 100 Pieces Stretch Adhesive Bandages Large Waterproof Adhesive Dressing Bandages Transparent Protective Dressing Tape Film for Body Health(Square Style)

I got a G7 glucose monitor and had no idea how to protect it while showering. I went to a medical supply place and they showed me a product similar to this, but was smaller, harder to use, and cost $1 each. I purchase 3 figuring I could probably find something similar but cheaper on Amazon. Those from the medical supply place were almost impossible to put on. I destroyed the first one as it immediately stuck to itself like cellophane wrap has a tendency to do. These were larger, a box of 100 cost $14.99 (as opposed to $1 each patch) and were easier to apply because of a stiffer backing. I can’t say how good they would be for the skin if worn for long periods of time. I wear them for the shower only, then remove. I have forgotten and accidentally wore it for 12 hours. It stayed well and did not irritate my skin and I have very sensitive skin. I’ve just ordered another box as I’ve been using this product for 3 months and so ready for reorder. It sticks well enough that I actually place a small paper patch on the sticky part and align it to the monitor so that I wouldn’t be pulling on the monitor every time I remove it after a shower. It’s large enough that the patch in the center doesn’t reduce the overall effectiveness of the waterproof patch.

I like these patches , I do not tear off my insulin pump lines.

I needed something for a medication patch. Was tired of going through 2 or more patches a day. Would wake up with it on my knee or face. lol Don't know how well that was working like that. My daughter does tattoos and had a similar product but I had to cut it to the size that I needed and that didn't always work out very well. Seen these on Amazon and it works perfectly keeping the medication patch in place. Great price too considering what I would have paid for Tegaderm at the local store.

Had surgery on my hand and wanted something to cover/protect the nexcare bandages that I use and this stuff works great. I was originally using the name brand stuff but it was too pricy to keep buying for the time needed to cover. This stuff on the other hand is decently priced and sticks wonderfully (even on the palm of my hand). Would definitely recommend this and will buy again if needed.

I bought this as a tattoo cover for my second tattoo. I had purchased another off-brand for my last tattoo, which had worked quite well (I still use the leftover of that one for bandaging small cuts even now), but that came in a roll and was a bit annoying to cut to size, so I decided to try this precut option instead.The sizing was good and accurate. It did not come with any instructions, but since I had used a similar product before, that wasn't a problem for me. It also did not have great adhesion, but it wasn't awful either (and the rounded edges helped it not get caught at the corners as easily). I did not use it as a water barrier, but I definitely wouldn't trust it to stay adhered in that scenario; it's just not that strong.But, worst of all, it irritated my skin so badly that it actually scarred.Because my new tattoo is on my forearm, even after taking off the tattoo artist's sandiderm on the third day, I decided to continue covering mine after each time I washed it and applied aquaphor, thinking it would be helpful because it would make sure the aquaphor did not get rubbed off immediately on clothes, chair armrests, and my pet cat when I picked him up. After the second application, I did notice some minor irritation on one edge, so I made sure to wash and moisturize that edge and apply the next bandage in a slight different spot so the irritated area didn't end up in the same location, and it seemed fine. However, fairly suddenly, about 24 hours after that, a wound opened up where the corner of one of the sheets had been (not the irritated edge I had noted previously). I discontinued using the product and began applying antibiotic ointment; and after it scabbed over, I began using anti-scar sheets, which have helped somewhat. It has finally faded to be barely noticeable in most scenarios (just over three months later).I don't know why this happened, whether the sheets are poor quality or if I was just unlucky, but I would be terrified to recommend them to someone else. Next time, I'll go with a trusted name brand instead, despite the higher cost. I am just lucky that they didn't damage my actual tattoo.

I’ve bought the expensive bandages that costed alot and ounce I tried these I never went back they heal every tattoo and I’ve never had an issue with these awesome bandages

You have to be cautious putting the dressing on - it is very adhesive and if it folds back on itself it's no longer any good: however if your careful it's great

These patches DON’T work! They won’t stick! The backing is made out of paper instead of cloth.! They won’t even stick to my skin! I was forced to choose a1 rating to continue…otherwise I wouldn’t give it that.